HISTORY

1991 - Soda/Beer Can densifying and processing.

1994 - The company decided to start taking large amounts of cardboard and grow its operations by adding recycling for Plastics, Jars, and Newspapers.

1996 - Deposit system expanded into Juice & Water Containers.

1998 - Deposit system expanded further into all other drink containers and wine & spirits.

2000 - Expanded into Paper Shredding.

2006 - Interior Freight & Bottle Depot decided to add "Interior Mobile Shredding" as a new division and service, Confidential Paper Shredding, to the North Okanagan area.

2008 - Interior Freight & Bottle Depot built a brand new facility to meet the demands and recycling needs of its customers.

2008 - Interior Freight & Bottle Depot started accepting Electronics for recycling.

2009 - Added Paint recycling.

- "Environmental Leadership Award" - Regional District of the North Okanagan (RDNO)

2010 - Began recycling Styrofoam.

2011 - Started taking Small Appliances.

2012 - Now accepting Power Tools, Exercise Machines, and Hobby Machines

2013 - Expanded into Non Ferrous Scrap Metal

2014 - Expanded recycling services with introduction of Recycle BC

2015 - Awarded Household Hazardous Waste (HHW) recycling contract with the Regional District of North Okanagan

2016 - Chamber of Commerce Green Business of the Year Award

2018 - Other Flexible Packaging services added onto Recycle BC